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CharityJob quarterly overview of the economy and jobs market
Martin Rogers Research Manager at CharityJob Posted 4 years ago
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I have just published CharityJob's first Research Quarterly Overview. It is a roundup that covers data and research relevant to the charity and recruitment sectors. This first edition covers the economy, jobs data, vacancies, pay, the charity sector, and the future of work. It ends with a round up of recent research that is relevant to the sector and those within it.
The charity sector looks set to be relatively healthy in 2021. Data from the fourth quarter of 2020 show that the voluntary sector is among the sectors most likely to recruit.
I hope you find it interesting, you can read it in full here.
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